Below are some of the references from my seminar in historical archaeology
that have/purport to have an international or global perspective. Drs. Wall
and Rothschild didn't indicate if they were looking for review articles or
archaeological ethnography-type publications, and I suspect it is both.
After deleting those items of overlap with previous posts, many of these are
overviews. I've added brief commentary as time allowed:
Adams, William Hampton. 1976 Silcott, Washington: Ethnoarchaeology of a
Rural American Community. Department of Anthropology, Washington State
University, Pullman.
>This is one of the best examples of a multi-scalar analysis with attention to
both globalization and localization.
Alfrey, Judith and Catherine Clark 1993 The Landscape of Industry:
Patterns of Change in Ironbridge Gorge. Routledge Press, New York.
Andren, Andres 1998(?) Between Artifacts and Texts: Historical
Archaeology in Global Perspective. Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers, New
York.
>Others have commented on this, and my strongest feeling after using the book in
seminar became "simply referring to Classical Archaeology as Historical
Archaeology presents a number of intellectual problems."
Armstrong, Douglas V. 1990 The Old village and the Great House: An
Archaeological and Historical Examination of Drax hall Plantation, St.
Annšs Bay, Jamaica. University of Illinois Press, Urbana.
Birmingham, Judy 1992 Wybalenna: The Archaeology of Cultural
Accommodation in nineteenth Century Tasmania. The Australian Society for
Historical Archaeology, Sydney.
Boone, James L. and Nancy L. Benco 1999 Islamic Settlement in North
Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. Annual Review of Anthropology 28: 51-71.
Burke, Heather XXXX Meaning and ideology in Historical Archaeology:
Style, Social Identity, and Capitalism in an Australian Town. Kluwer
Academic / Plenum Publishers, New York.
Cabak, Melanie and Stephen Loring 2000 A Set of Very Fair Cups and
Saucers: Stamped Ceramics as an Example of Inuit Incorporation.
International Historical Archaeology 4(1): 1-34.
Crossley, David 1990 Post-Medieval Archaeology in Britain. Leicester
University Press, Liecester.
Deetz, James 1977 In Small Things Forgotten: The Archaeology of Early
American Life. Anchor Books, New York.
>This study remains, as Jim Deetz's legacy, a provocative and eloquent study of
globalization and modernity.
Delle, James A. 1998 An archaeology of social space: analyzing coffee
plantations in Jamaica's Blue Mountains. Plenum Press, New York.
Ewen, Charles R. 1991 From Spaniard to Creole: The Archaeology of
Cultural Formation at Puerto Real, Haiti. University of Alabama Press,
Tuscaloosa.
Falk, Lisa (ed.) 1991 Historical Archaeology in Global Perspective.
Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC.
Faulkner, Alaric and Gretchen Faulkner 1985 Acadian Maine in
Archaeological Perspective. Northeast Historical Archaeology 14: 1-20.
Fournier-Garcia, Patricia, and Fernando A. Miranda-Flores 1992
Historic Sites Archaeology in Mexico. Historical Archaeology 26(1):75-83.
Funari, Pedro Paulo A. 1997 Archaeology, History, and Historical
Archaeology in South America. International Historical Archaeology 1(3):
189-206.
Gasco, Janine 1992 Material Culture and Colonial Indian Society in
Southern Mesoamerica: The View from Coastal Chiapas, Mexico. Historical
Archaeology 26(1):67-74.
Gilbert, Allan S. Garman Harbottle and Daniel deNoyelles 1993 A
Ceramic Chemistry Archive for New Netherlands/New York. Historical
Archaeology, 27(3): 17-56.
>We have not tapped into the great potential power of materials science for
historical archaeology. As an example, I would point curious people to:
Peacock, D. P. S., and D. F. Williams 1986 Amphorae and the Roman
Economy: An Introductory Guide. Longman Group Ltd., New York.
And:
Thomas, William J., Nathan W. Bower, John W. Kanter, Marianne L. Stoller,
and David H. Snow 1992 "An X-Ray Fluorescence-Pattern Recognition
Analysis of Pottery from an Early Historic Hispanic Settlement Near Santa
Fe, New Mexico." Historical Archaeology 26(2): 24-36
Hardesty, Donald L. 1999 Archaeological Models of the Modern World in
the Great Basin: World Systems and Beyond. In Models for the Millennium:
Great Basin Anthropology Today edited by Charlotte Beck., University of Utah
Press, Salt Lake City.
Johnson, Matthew 1996 The Archaeology of Capitalism. Blackwell Press,
New York.
Kardulias, P. N. 1994 Towards an Anthropological Historical
Archaeology of Greece. Historical Archaeology 28(3):39-55.
Orser, Charles E. 1996 A Historical Archaeology of the Modern World.
Plenum Press, New York.
>Last year, I used this book as a core text in my seminar. I genuinely enjoyed
the discussion of historical archaeology's Four Haunts, but Orser makes a
straw-man argument against most of the archaeology of identity pursued in
the 1990s.
Pearson, Marlys and Paul R. Mullins 1999 Domesticating Barbie: An
Archaeology of Barbie Material Culture and Domestic Ideology. International
Historical Archaeology 3(4): 261-282.
Perry, Warren R. 1999 Landscape Transformations and the Archaeology of
Impact: Social Disruption and State Formation in southern Africa. Kluwer
Academic / Plenum Publishers, New York.
Posnansky, Merrick and Christopher R. DeCorse 1986 Historical
Archaeology in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review. Historical Archaeology 20(1):
1-14.
Schrire, Carmel 1988 Historical Archaeology of the Impact of Colonialism
in South Africa. Antiquity 62: 214-225.
Schrire, Carmel 1991 The Historical Archaeology of the Impact of
Colonialism in Seventeenth-Century South Africa. In Historical Archaeology
in Global Perspective edited by Lisa Falk, pp. 69-96. Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, DC.
Wilkie, Laurie A. and Paul Farnsworth 1999 Trade and the Construction
of Bahamian Identity: A Multiscalar Exploration. International Historical
Archaeology 3(4): 283-320.
Williams, Jack S. 1992 The Archaeology of Underdevelopment and the
Military Frontier of Northern New Spain. Historical Archaeology (26(1):
7-21.
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